How to Scan and Edit Your Hand Drawn Art

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https://www.skillshare.com/classes/How-to-Scan-and-Edit-Your-Hand-Drawn-Art/1804806422

In this class you'll learn how you can scan your hand drawn art, do some basic edits to make your art look great for archiving or sharing online.

We'll go through choosing the right settings, stitching multiple scans, removing imperfections and adjusting colours.

This class is suitable for beginners. The only tools needed are a scanner and your art.

If you don't have a scanner, there's a lesson with tips on what you should look out for before buying scanners.

My own scanned files are also provided for you to follow along.